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Running the JAX-RS examples

All JAX-RS methods can be invoked using a web browser with the following root URI:

http://host:port/com.ibm.cicsdev.restappext/

LINK without data

This sample uses the LinkCommareaResource JAX-RS resource to invoke a COBOL program.

  • rest/commarea/empty - invokes the COBOL program PROG1 with no commarea supplied or returned.

LINK with a commarea

These samples uses the LinkCommareaResource JAX-RS resource to invoke COBOL programs.

  • rest/commarea/addPart - invokes the COBOL program ADDPART, passing and receiving data using the same structure in the commarea.
  • rest/commarea/getSupplier - invokes the COBOL program GETSUPPL, passing data in the commarea using one structure, and receiving data using a different structure.
  • rest/commarea/getPart - invokes the COBOL program GETPART, passing a small amount of data in the commarea, and receiving a full record in the response.

LINK with channels and containers

This sample uses the LinkChannelResource JAX-RS resource to invoke a COBOL program.

  • rest/channel/addPart - invokes the COBOL program ADDPARTC, passing data in a container and receiving data in the updated container.

Temporary storage queues

These samples uses the TemporaryStorageResource JAX-RS resource to manipulate CICS Temporary Storage Queues (TSQs) using the JCICS API.

  • rest/tsq/write - writes an item to a TSQ.
  • rest/tsq/update - updates the first item in a TSQ.
  • rest/tsq/delete - delete a TSQ.

VSAM KSDS

These samples uses the VsamKsdsFileResource JAX-RS resource to manipulate a VSAM Key-Sequenced DataSet (KSDS) using the JCICS API.

  • rest/ksds/write - writes a new record to the file.
  • rest/ksds/delete - deletes the first record in the file.
  • rest/ksds/update - updates the first record in the file.

In all cases, the JSON returned will be the current contents of the file. Pressing refresh in the browser will repeat the GET request, causing a record to be written, updated, or deleted accordingly.